A 17-year-old charged in the violent, drunk driving crash that killed two Atascocita High School students made his first court appearance on Thursday morning.

According to prosecutors, Jaggar Smith admitted to drinking a whole bottle of MD 20/20, a fortified wine, the night he crashed, killing 16-year-old Salma Gomez and 16-year-old Chloe Robison, who were his passengers.

Smith was also allegedly speeding when he slammed into a tree, splitting his vehicle in half.

New video shows Jaggar Clayton Smith being released from jail after being charged with two counts of intoxication manslaughter.

On Thursday, a judge ruled that he can't leave his house between the hours of 9 p.m. - 6 a.m. That curfew may change once school starts.

He will have an in-home breathalyzer and he's not allowed to drive.

His next hearing is set for Sept. 27.

Smith's attorney released a statement on behalf of him and his family:

Jaggar and his family cannot adequately express the depths of their despair over the loss of two of the most beautiful lives imaginable. We will have no further public comment as no words could ever fill the hearts of the families and friends of Chloe and Salma.

Investigators with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission Enforcement Division are now trying to trace where he got the alcohol.